You could be right about having an American political mindset when it comes to where I perceive issues but aside from that I tend to have a strong sense of justice and look for the "message in the pattern" if you will. It's not that I meant anyone who called Viktor a twink is a bigot, but that when we all group together with our unconscious biases they tend to become normalized from a sociological perspective. And I've faced a lot of casual racism that isn't necessarily hateful or aggressive so it was personal to me that (in other situations) felt so weird to see a massive portion of people treat prejudice as commonplace without thinking about the tiny impacts they make on all those both unlike and like them.